Low Clarity Levels, But No Lack of Progress, for Lake Tahoe
Low clarity levels from 2017 caused by record drought and then record rains and high temperatures don’t negate progress on clarity overall.
Low clarity levels from 2017 caused by record drought and then record rains and high temperatures don’t negate progress on clarity overall.
The National Park Service has a new tool in its fight to suppress a non-native species, lake trout, in Yellowstone Lake: LiDAR optimized for lakes.
After many walleye were seen on an underwater camera in Lake Erie’s Presque Isle Bay, a biologist explains walleye numbers and monitoring in the lake.
The annual monitoring report on Mirror Lake in upstate New York reveals that salt levels are still a problem despite reduced local use of road salt.